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... Turk upi ‘Lore inthe County of Cisre, was run the brett none vir tdwerd Frib fp. VOM OF F Jand, and Vir. Georpe itynee’s Cricket, woo with katy by the jatter, t a. e ae attived =’ JaDes WIth Coss som Water who otf Limerick by » breneh Priv. Friday, June ...
... ‘Beer e’s bay Horfe » by Entrance, Annefley Gore, E(q'rs. bay Mare ueen Helen, by Steady, Annefley Gore, E(q’ts. grey Horte Cricket, by Ajax, Charles O'Hara, bay Horfe Snorom, by Snip, ohn Hill Forfter, Efq’ts. bay Horfe Flint, by Guftavus. MARRIED, A few ...
... neighbour Gubbins Uother night, when, about twelve o'clock, —ay, juil turned of twelve, I heard three knocks at the door, the cricket cried in the chimney, the owi hooted, and I thought verily I faw fomething, but the candle burnt fo biue, that I could not ...
... Mr. Hone ; an Altar piece he Annunciation, by Mr. Cipriani; the charatter ot e, the Duke of Gloucefler, and a Boy playing cricket, Mr. Cotes; a capital Landfcape contsining a view in ton-Lyon in Scotiand, by Mr. Barret ; and the Smith ribed. by Sakefpeare ...
... 4lb. Wt . ;?i::ht- Hon. Thomas Conolly’s grey mare Grey Goofe, -, o U . ‘ % I I by ‘? !a %r Efgrs. black mare Sable, by Cricket, . 3 yalter Taylor, Big ) Jenis Daly, Eigrs. bay mare Circe, by G:‘amahoe,- v e @ 4 Weitport, Edward Mc. Dermot, Efg; afd ...
... employthent, ou‘}ht to be avoided. 2 ' he diverfions which afford the beft exercife are huntm?, (hootil‘l_g, l:laying at cricket, handball, golff ||, &c. Thefe | exercife the limbs, promote perfpiration, and the other ‘ fecretions. They likewife Rren%l;cn ...
... Hon. Thomas Conolly’s Hoife, Jelly Bicchus. 7°. Apollo, Lord gheda’s y Friar, ro. Watt Taylor, F.fqr’s ole.ck Mnre, Sable, Cricket, John Leonard Efq bay Gelding Tim, by Saturd.yy ] F r his Map fty’s Ph'e )'or liifli bred &c. carrying 9ft. bc'l of three ...
... Hufi. Tlxon§ns)2:unull ‘l};)ay' ng,,!(:tm' 1, Jolly Bucchus, by Apoll%, S i Walter Taylor, Efgrs. black mare sabje, * 3 by Cricket, - - 2 v John Leonard, Efgrs. bay gelding Tim HE by Tim, w el LTV N a On Saturday the 12th, his Majefty's Plate ‘l}. guineas ...
... Thomond, when —— Nedham, Efg; nephew to the Earl of Chatham, 1s cxg:flfl] to be eleéted without oppofition. . cterday a‘ireat cricket match was played on Seven Oakes Vine, for one thoufand guineas, between the Duke of Dorfet and ten men on the fide of Kent ...
... and Ability, aud fitting t with Eafe and Firmnefs. [ intend to provid large Field for athletic Exercifes, Foot-b:; Gott, Cricket, Hurling, (whieh my Son sells are practifed at Fron.) 1 Fropofe to ereé Tennis-court, a Ball-yard and a Skittle Grou which ...
... original Abode ot the Cricket’s Family, by his owm ConfefTion. But no fooner had tilted his Abode the oppofuc Corner of the Chimney, and it was that made 1 uth his confiant Companion, ami was profelfed Enemy to Flattery and than the Cricket moved off with ...
... ditlerent Letters publith Praife of that Lady, in the Jo were even a Difgrace to Piattery, for alth the Cenfor, the and the Cricket difierent private Views, and that Panegyric the grand Objet of their public Intention, ye Attenspt was {0 barefaced, and fo ...